African violets in self-watering pots stopped absorbing water and wilted.
Self-watering pots need light, well-draining soil for capillary action. Heavy peat mixes block water uptake.
1/3 peat moss + 1/3 perlite + 1/3 vermiculite. Pre-moisten peat 24 hours before mixing. Any commercial violet soil can be lightened with this ratio.
Ensure inner pot is unglazed (no paint/sealant) for water seepage. Verify reservoir contacts inner pot base.
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